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I said this on a previous review and he sent his boyfriend into the comments to attack me. He then posted screenshots on his twitter for attention. He's garbage.
THE ULTIMATE FRACTURE!
Dissent destroys the Ultimates as a disagreement long developing between two members of the team leads to a devastating departure!
RATED T+
Undoubtedly the story is one of the best issues out this week. Along with the story, the artwork is spectacular and make for a truly remarkable issue. Without a doubt, you do NOT want to miss this issue this week! Read Full Review
Frigeri delivers powerful, beautifully detailed art throughout the issue. I love the visual style and how brilliantly it captures the darker tone and mood of the story. Read Full Review
Ultimates #12 is a powerhouse issuebold, thoughtful, and emotionally bruising. Deniz Camp proves once again that superhero stories can be both epic and intimate. The fracture in the team might spell doom for the Ultimates, but for readers, its a triumph of storytelling. This is thebest kind of comic: one that punches you in the gut and makes you thank it for doing so. Read Full Review
Reading The Ultimates #12 was like Deniz Camp and Juan Frigeri were directly addressing all the problems I've had with this series. Read Full Review
Ultimates #12 is a thoughtful cooldown issue that re-centers the team amid rising tension and looming catastrophe. With strong character work, haunting visions of possible futures, and some truly gruesome visuals from Juan Frigeri, the issue successfully builds anticipation while keeping readers grounded in the emotional stakes. While it doesn't offer concrete answers, it leans into vulnerability and team dynamics in a refreshing way for a superhero book. Read Full Review
All and all, Ultimates #12 is another mixed bag of an issue. I wish this book had more to offer than science fiction debate. The dialogue is good, the characters are still rock solid and the art is great, but nothing happens here that I, the reader, didn't already figure out by myself months ago. Read Full Review
The Ultimates #12 upends Earth-6160's status quo by tossing out the last year, acknowledging nothing works, and starting over from scratch. Every passing issue confirms and bolsters the idea that Deniz Camp was the wrong writer for this series, but at least you have Juan Frigeri's amazing art to make nothing look good. Read Full Review
Plot
Tony Stark assembles the Ultimates: Doctor Doom, Thor, Sif, Giant Man, the Wasp, She-Hulk, Captain America, Luke Cage, Hawkeye, the Human Torch, and America Chavez to make a shocking revelation... on the day of the battle against the Hulk, everyone died, but Doom managed to alter reality and save each one seconds before dying. He did this using The Maker's time machine, the Immortus Engine.
Iron Lad firmly addresses Doom, asking if the real reason he saved them was to cover his tracks with his experiment to remove the time barrier The Maker put in place that prevents them from seeing the future. Doom explains that he saved them because they are the only way to fix everything, but that what they are currently doing as th more
This book continues to be stunning in its audacity and fascinating in its originality.
Gabe Hernandez is a whiny clown whose "look at me look at ME" style reviews ought to be wiped from this website.
Damn I love this series.
Gabe Hernandez should be fired.
Bugger off Gabe.
It's interesting. I like the premise, but it's delivery is a little mundane. Good twist at the end
It’s okay
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